Megan Kelly

3 weeks ago | automotivelogistics.media | Christopher Ludwig |Megan Kelly

Volkswagen Group Logistics will expand its port network for finished vehicles of the Volkswagen Group with a terminal at Venice port in Italy, which will reduce lead times for many plants, increase rail transport, and shorten shipping times with Asia.

3 weeks ago | automotivelogistics.media | Megan Kelly

JLR has been shifting its priorities through its Reimagine strategy in recent years, laying out a clear vision to become a carbon net zero business by 2039. While the company pushes forward in this vision, its head of freight operations is leading the way for the carmaker’s logistics operations. Automotive Logistics speaks to Levent Yuksel to discover how he is using alternative fuels and data tools to find efficiencies and opportunities for sustainability.

1 month ago | automotivelogistics.media | Megan Kelly

A US federal court has ruled that US president Donald Trump did not have the authority to impose ‘reciprocal’ tariffs on individual countries, blocking his planned tariffs. The Court of International Trade has ruled Trump’s ‘reciprocal’ tariffs unlawful The Court of International Trade has ruled that US president Donald Trump did not have the authority to impose ‘reciprocal’ tariffs on individual countries, and has blocked his planned tariffs on the likes of Canada, Mexico and China.

1 month ago | automotivelogistics.media | Megan Kelly

A US federal court has ruled that US president Donald Trump did not have the authority to impose ‘reciprocal’ tariffs on individual countries, blocking his planned tariffs. But just 24 hours later, the administration’s appeal of the decision has allowed the tariffs to continue until further notice.

1 month ago | automotivelogistics.media | Megan Kelly

Plante Moran experts in supplier relations speak to Automotive Logistics about this year’s North American Automotive OEM Supplier Working Relations Index study, and why Toyota keep rising while Ford keeps falling. Toyota Motor North America continues to lead the pack of North America’s automotive OEMs in supplier relations, followed by Honda and GM, while Nissan, Ford and Stellantis drop further in the rankings.